On Monday 17 January 2022 at 12:30 UTC the Internet Governance Forum will host a ‘Roundtable on Teaching Internet Governance‘. Building on past and ongoing educational and training efforts, such as the summer schools on Internet governance, this round-table aims to engage with the multitude of approaches and formats of teaching Internet governance in academia, Internet governance summer schools, and specialized online Internet governance programs. Anybody who is involved with teaching and learning Internet governance is invited to join the conversation, which will inform the development of a modular syllabus that will allow others around the world to design their own Internet governance courses, summer schools, and other capacity building programs.
The Global Pandemic has now impacted our daily lives for a longer time than most of us would have imagined a year ago. In 2020, the Coalition’s Session was entitled: “Internet in Crisis Management and Renewal” – and this Crisis has continued to be the past year’s “new normal”. The Internet’s impact has increased dramatically in all aspects of everyone’s lives. Technically, it has coped well with this increased use, but there have also been calls for increased control and regulation.
The DC on Core Internet Values will discuss these developments and these calls for regulation — and explore whether these break Core Internet Values – including a comparison with the 6F Framework.
SPEAKERS Olivier Crépin-Leblond, ISOC UK England Olga Makarova, MTS Alison Harcourt, University of Exeter Bob Frankston Jutta Croll, German Digital Opportunities Foundation. Desiree Miloshevic, Global Initiative for Human-centred Digital Governance Gregory Name (UK) Vittorio Bertola, ISOC Italy
On Thursday-Friday 4-5 November 2021 NetThing, Australia’s Internet Governance Forum, will take place online. NetThing is an annual two-day event bringing together a diverse multidisciplinary community for the discussion of issues pertaining to the internet in Australia. It is an open, inclusive platform for the exploration of Australian technology policy issues, aiming to mobilise the community to collaborate on solutions in a safe and moderated environment.
On Tuesday 2nd November 2021, from 10am-4pm EAT (07:00-13:00 UTC), the 2021 Tanzania Youth Internet Governance Forum (TZ YIGF) will be held in the Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology, and online. The theme is ‘The role of youth in making the Internet a better space for Interaction‘.
On Monday-Thursday 27-30 September 2021 the 12th Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF) will be held as a hybrid event, online and in Kathmandu, Nepal, with the theme ‘Towards an Inclusive, Sustainable and Trusted Internet‘. APrIGF serves as a platform for discussion, exchange and collaboration at a regional level, and also where possible to aggregate national IGF discussions, ultimately advance the Internet governance development in the Asia Pacific region.
LIVESTREAMS (ALL TIMES UTC)
ROOM 1 https://livestream.com/internetsociety/aprigf2021 27 SEP
04:00-07:00 01 Capacity Building Program for Fellows and Newcomers vkvg-0ckj-brbu-s9bm-6t7u
07:30-08:30 Towards an innovative IGF 2021
28 SEP
04:00-05:30 Opening Plenary – Covid-19: Internet as a Lifeline
05:50-06:50 S1. Critical Times: Impact of Digitalization on Climate Change
07:50-08:50 S2. Don’t shoot the messenger, intermediary liability principles under threat
09:10-10:00 Townhall session
29 SEP
03:00-04:00 S5. Why open and interoperable Internet infrastructure is key to the Internet’s continued success
04:20-05:20 S4. Decrypting the encryption debate in Asia-Pacific
06:30–07:30 S6. Citizen-Centered Approach on Tackling Hate Speech, Hindering State Authoritarianism and Algorithmic Censorship of Tech Platforms
07:50-08:50 S9. More than wor(l)ds : Can AI effectively monitor online harms
09:10-10:00 Townhall session
30 SEP
03:00-04:00 S7. Internet Rules: Judicial and regulatory developments on digital rights in Asia
04:20-05:20 S12. MANRS for Policy Makers to improve global routing security
06:30–07:30 A workplan for greater online security and safety (DC-ISSS)
07:50-09:20 Closing Plenary – Sail, not Drift: Multistakeholderism and Diversity at APrIGF
28 SEP
05:50-06:50 S3. Helping kids learn in times of pandemic
07:50-08:50 Open Conversations on Internet Governance with 2021 Fellows
29 SEP
03:00-04:00 S8. Building digital information literacy skills for trust and well-being
04:20-05:20 S13. Weaponization of surveillance amid a pandemic in Asia Pacific
06:30–07:30 S15. The Impact of the Global Pandemic on Schools on Internet Governance
07:50-08:50 S10. Advancing Internet Freedom in Asia-Pacific via applying UNESCO’s Internet Universality ROAM Principles and Indicators
30 SEP
03:00-04:00 S14. Human rights impact of Covid-19 technologies and the role of businesses
04:20-05:20 S11. Digitally-led, Inclusive Growth in the Age of COVID-19
06:30–07:30 Summary Report by 2021 Fellows
28 SEP
06:50-07:40 Showcase 1: Transnational conversations on reclaiming freedom of expression online 29 SEP
05:20–06:10 Showcase 2: Internet’s Technical Success Factors 30 SEP
05:20–06:10 Showcase 3: Is the internet trusted forever? — The issue about the pirate site on “Manga” and freedom of expression in Japan
On Monday-Tuesday August 30-31 2021 the 7th Annual Gambia National Internet Governance Forum will be held , with the theme ‘Digital Inclusion and Access for Resilient Gambia’. The Internet Governance Forum serves to bring people together from various stakeholder groups as equals, in discussions on public policy issues related to the Internet. The Forum is organized to represent all key stakeholders in the Gambia through a National Steering Committee coordinated by the Ministry of Information and Communication Infrastructure (MOICI).. The event will be hybrid – both online and face-to-face on site. The livestream is provided by the Internet Society Gambia Chapter.
TheInternet Governance Forum USA (IGF-USA) will be held on July 14-15 2021, and once again will be virtual. The IGF-USA has been facilitating discussions on the most important issues facing the Internet for over a decade. This year’s conference will bring together a diverse group of people with varying occupations and backgrounds to hear from experts in each field and collaboratively examine key topics regarding the internet and its future. Speakers include Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Director, ITU-D.
Première table ronde : Résilience d’internet, vers une résilience de la société ?
Oriane Piquer-Louis, Présidente, Fédération FDN Olivier Corolleur, sous-directeur des communications électroniques et des postes, ?DGE Francesca Musiani, Chargé de recherche, CNRS, Vice-Présidente recherche de l’Internet Society France Modérateur : Samih Souissi, Arcep, membre du comité d’organisation du FGI France
Deuxième table ronde : Cybersécurité, vers une nouvelle souveraineté numérique ?
Rayna Stamboliyska, Vice-Présidente Governance & Public Affairs, YesWeHack Philippe Latombe, Député de la Vendée Yves Verhoeven, sous-directeur en charge de la Stratégie à l’ANSSI Modérateur : Lucien Castex, Afnic, co-président du comité d’organisation du FGI France
On Monday 17 January 2022 at 12:30 UTC the Internet Governance Forum will host a ‘Roundtable on Teaching Internet Governance‘. Building on past and ongoing educational and training efforts, such as the summer schools on Internet governance, this round-table aims to engage with the multitude of approaches and formats of teaching Internet governance in academia, Internet governance summer schools, and specialized online Internet governance programs. Anybody who is involved with teaching and learning Internet governance is invited to join the conversation, which will inform the development of a modular syllabus that will allow others around the world to design their own Internet governance courses, summer schools, and other capacity building programs.
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